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Findings from the 2007 EBRI/Commonwealth Fund Consumerism in Health Survey.

Paul Fronstin, Sara R. Collins

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Presents findings on the growth of account-based and high-deductible health plans, the health status and demographic profiles of enrollees, and the health plans' impact on consumer behavior, based on an online survey of privately insured adults.

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Presents findings on the growth of account-based and high-deductible health plans, the health status and demographic profiles of enrollees, and the health plans' impact on consumer behavior, based on an online survey of privately insured adults.

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Presents findings on the growth of account-based and high-deductible health plans, the health status and demographic profiles of enrollees, and the health plans' impact on consumer behavior, based on an online survey of privately insured adults.

Key concepts: Commonwealth, Health plan, Consumerism, Population, Business, Health care, Health insurance, Medicine

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